Dialogue in a Variable Key / recent work by Susanna Ronner & Eleni Smolen
Dialogue in a Variable Key
recent work by Susanna Ronner • Eleni Smolen
February 10 - March 3, 2024
Opening Reception Saturday, February 10th 2:00 - 4:00 pm
Hudson Beach Glass Gallery 162 Main Street, Beacon, NY
Beacon, NY - Hudson Beach Glass Gallery is pleased to announce Dialogue in a Variable Key, an exhibition of recent work by Susanna Ronner and Eleni Smolen. The artists will include collage and monotype (Ronner) as well as oil painting and accordion-fold books (Smolen). The exhibition runs from February 10th through March 3, 2024 at Hudson Beach Glass Gallery (second floor), 162 Main Street. Hours: Monday through Saturday 10:00 - 6:00 and Sunday 11:00 - 6:00.
During a recent conversation between the two artists, it became apparent that their present studio work shared abundant common ground, especially in their series, Piccola and Little Consolation; color, line, composition and abstraction all played out across either paper, for Ronner, or small wood panel for Smolen. Dialogue in a Variable Key uses these two series as a foundation to incorporate larger works created over the past couple of years.
recent work by Susanna Ronner • Eleni Smolen
February 10 - March 3, 2024
Opening Reception Saturday, February 10th 2:00 - 4:00 pm
Hudson Beach Glass Gallery 162 Main Street, Beacon, NY
Beacon, NY - Hudson Beach Glass Gallery is pleased to announce Dialogue in a Variable Key, an exhibition of recent work by Susanna Ronner and Eleni Smolen. The artists will include collage and monotype (Ronner) as well as oil painting and accordion-fold books (Smolen). The exhibition runs from February 10th through March 3, 2024 at Hudson Beach Glass Gallery (second floor), 162 Main Street. Hours: Monday through Saturday 10:00 - 6:00 and Sunday 11:00 - 6:00.
During a recent conversation between the two artists, it became apparent that their present studio work shared abundant common ground, especially in their series, Piccola and Little Consolation; color, line, composition and abstraction all played out across either paper, for Ronner, or small wood panel for Smolen. Dialogue in a Variable Key uses these two series as a foundation to incorporate larger works created over the past couple of years.
Artists' Benefit for Doctors Without Borders
Thirty-five artists from the community donated one hundred percent of their art sales to Doctors Without Borders in this one-day fundraising event - December 9, 2023 - for the humanitarian organization. Thank You Beacon!! xxEleni
Thirty-five artists from the community donated one hundred percent of their art sales to Doctors Without Borders in this one-day fundraising event - December 9, 2023 - for the humanitarian organization. Thank You Beacon!! xxEleni
Beacon Open Studios 2023
happy to be participating in Beacon Open Studios 2023/Upstate Art Weekend
# 8 on the map
July 22 and 23 12-6 PM
Link to map in headline
happy to be participating in Beacon Open Studios 2023/Upstate Art Weekend
# 8 on the map
July 22 and 23 12-6 PM
Link to map in headline
Unfolding Vision Leporellos & Corresponding Work Vol. 1
Beacon, New York – The Lofts at Beacon Art Gallery is pleased to host Unfolding Vision Leporellos & Corresponding Work curated by Eleni Smolen, TheoGanz Studio. The exhibition will run July 8 – August 26, 2023; the opening reception is July 8th from 3:00 – 5:00 pm. Inspired by the luminous leporellos by poet/essayist/artist Etel Adnan (1925-2021), the curator invited eleven artists to create one or several leporellos (accordion style, fold-out books) as well as any related 2D work. The artists are Joseph Ayers, Sunok Chun, Vivien Collens, Ronnie Farley, Matt Frieburghaus, Elana Goren, Beth Haber, Matt Kinney, Michael Bogdanffy-Kriegh, Samantha Palmeri and Joe Radoccia.
Radiance @ Beekman Arts Newburgh opens 6/17/23
THIS SHOW HAS BEEN UNEXPECTEDLY DE-INSTALLED.
FUTURE VENUE TO BE ANNOUNCED.
Excited to be invited by curator/artist Catherine Welshman to the inaugural exhibition at this new venue in Newburgh.
THIS SHOW HAS BEEN UNEXPECTEDLY DE-INSTALLED.
FUTURE VENUE TO BE ANNOUNCED.
Excited to be invited by curator/artist Catherine Welshman to the inaugural exhibition at this new venue in Newburgh.